Winona State University Selects MOGL as Their University NIL Solution
Through MOGL Monetize™, Universities are Provided Leading NIL Technology to Help with Deal Sourcing, Compliance, and Education.
Winona, MN (JANUARY 5, 2022) – Winona State University (WSU) has selected MOGL as its exclusive name, image and likeness (NIL) solution. Through MOGL Monetize™, WSU will receive leading digital agency services, compliance technology and education for all of their student-athletes. With MOGL, Winona State can connect their entire network to their student-athletes in one secure ecosystem.
MOGL was built to provide equal access and equal opportunity for all NCAA athletes and institutions. This partnership ensures that WSU athletes are connected with thousands of NIL deals and that university administration is provided with technology to monitor automatic disclosures and protect their student-athletes.
“We are excited to partner with MOGL for NIL opportunities for our student-athletes as the deserve the chance to work with an industry leader to monetize their NIL and promote their personal brand, said WSU Athletic Director Eric Schoh. “In addition to the national connections MOGL provides Warrior student-athletes, we are excited about they way local businesses and our alums across the country can work with our student-athletes in the NIL space.”
Universities can access a compliance dashboard housing disclosure logs and insights on NIL transaction activity for free. They now also have a secure place to direct their brand partners, local businesses, and alumni to engage with their athletes.
“MOGL is extremely excited to be working with Eric Schoh and the Winona State staff,” said MOGL CEO Ayden Syal. “The Winona community is incredibly valuable and passionate about supporting their student-athletes.”
Syal continued, “now, their community has the tools to connect to Winona student-athletes for sponsorship, employment, and other exciting opportunities in one safe and compliant place.”
An added benefit for MOGL partners is opt-in access to MOGL Master™, a holistic NIL education course and e-learning curriculum covering key topics such as financial literacy, tax guidance, contract and legal review, and brand building.
MOGL is currently onboarding university partners who are committed to providing equal access and opportunity to NIL deals for all of their student-athletes.
Universities who are looking for market-leading NIL deal sourcing, technology and support can learn more here.
About MOGL
MOGL is the leading NIL technology solution offering digital agency services, compliance, and education to institutions and student-athletes. Through MOGL, universities can connect their student-athletes to exciting NIL monetization opportunities with brands, fans, and employers in a seamless and compliant manner. The company also offers NIL education and resources to athletes, universities, and partners through MOGL Master™.
Universities that partner with MOGL are provided the tools and technology to connect the power of their networks to their student-athletes in a revolutionary and safe way.
MOGL was founded for athletes by athletes. MOGL’s founders, Ayden Syal and Brandon Wimbush, were classmates at the University of Notre Dame where Brandon started 16 games at quarterback and led the Irish to a 10-3 record in 2017.
MOGL has committed to donating proceeds to local youth athletic programming through a philanthropic partnership with Every Kid Sports.
Brands, agents, and athletes can sign up on MOGL by visiting www.mogl.online.
About Winona State University Athletics
The Winona State University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics, as an integral part of the educational mission of the institution, is committed to offering opportunities to experience academic and athletic excellence for our student-athletes through two simple words: Graduate Champions.
Fourteen Warrior programs compete at the NCAA Division II level within the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC). Winona State University competes as an affiliate member of the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC) in the sport of women's gymnastics.
